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. >> the garden state is the fifth state to ban tesla sales saying that they infringe on auto franchise laws. but you can still buy a tesla here in new york. so what is the store experience like? >> most people go to a dealership when they are shopping for a new car. but if you want a tesla, you had to the mall. >> welcome. >> thank you. the tesla store in west chester sits between two retailers. >> the beauty of some of the stores is that many people schedule schedule a -- a test drive before coming to the store. you see a beautiful car in the shop and want to come in. >> the real reason tesla set up shop in your local mall is that it would be prohibitively expensive to build a national chain of dealerships. but just like in a dealership, you can take a test drive before you commit to what is likely to be a six-figure purchase. teslas are in the mall parking garage. but you get to drive them on the open road. oh, man. that is insane. like a spaceship, right? there is no sound. i have to say i am super impressed with the pickup. we could waste of this mustang right now if we wanted to r

it the garden state is the fifth to ban direct tesla sales, saying the company infringes on auto franchise laws. you can still buy a tesla here in new york. here's how. most people go to a dealership when they are shopping for a new car. if you want a tesla, you head to the mall. >> welcome to our tesla showroom. sitse tesla showroom between lily pulitzer and nordstrom. they have done their research. they are folks were shopping at nordstrom's were picking up a new handbag who aren't as familiar with tesla. they see the beautiful car in the shop and are compelled to come in. >> the real reason they set up shop at their local mall is because it would be expensive to build a national chain of dealerships. just like at a dealership, you could take a test drive before you commit to what is likely to be a six-figure purchase. tesla's are kept in the mall's parking garage. you get to drive them on the open road. insane. it's like a spaceship. there's no sound. i am super impressed with the pickup. we can waste this mustang right now if we want. then it was back to the store to configure my dream

. >> caller: from the garden state, jim. good to be on your show. hologic. >> me no like hologic.hey haven't delivered the goods for many years. ge's health care number wasn't that good. it was a nice cop to hologic. from california, jalal. >> caller: hello. cramer, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my question is about sunedison. i want to know your opinion. >> i'm negative on sunedison. this could be the right way to go. i like first solar but sunedison has game. i like it. i'm going to dominick, also my home state of new jersey. dominick? >> caller: jim, how 's it going? >> going okay. how about you? >> caller: going okay. so my question is on mankind. it's had a good committee meeting with the fda. they still need approval but i want to get your thoughts. >> i think mankind is a cold stock. if i say something negative i can't go to twitter for days. all will be in the feed is what a jerk i am. i think the new device, i wish them luck. i don't know how big the device will be. that's all i'm going to say. because i'm critical and skeptical. now to fred in oh

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this party poker is something that's a bit of a phenomenon that's drawing people to the garden state.ve to be in the state to do the online gambling. >> you have to be omnipresent. >> what about mcmakeover, the new look for mcdonald's? >> they've had a minor struggle over the last year or so. its stock prices languished a bit. it's having some competitive issues when it comes to breakfast where it's dominated that category for quite some time. they're freshening the brand. i happen to think that mcdonalds is one of the strongest companies in the united states that has overseas exposure. since 1971 it's been one of the best performing stocks in the market so i think it's freshening the brand and will coincide with a turn around that they're taking. >> ron, good to see you. thanks for weighing in. >> thank you. >> made in the u.s.a., why you might be seeing that more. more on this news of the canonization of pope john paul ii [bell rings] [prof. burke] at farmers,we make you smarter about your insurance,because what you don't know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that collisions wi

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up, a law that just -- took effect keeps tesla from selling its car directly to drivers in the garden statehat is the story after this. ♪ >> i am trish regan in this morning for betty liu. hour,ix minutes after the which means bloomberg tv is on the markets for you. we could see another update. futures are pointing to a higher open. we will see how this plays out. moves are onings the way. roadblock inhit a the state of new jersey. a law forced tesla to shutdown is two stores. matt miller has been reporting on this story and is joined by the president of the new jersey coalition of automotive retailers. the trade group made up of more than 97% of the state's franchise news truck dealers. matt, i will hand this over to you. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. let me start off by asking you, just a couple of days -- one after tesla had been banned from selling directly its cars in new jersey, are the stores now officially closed? >> i am sorry. you would have to ask tesco -- tesla that question. we believerica and in due process. i am sure tesla will be given ample time to get its affairs

>> caller: you're from the garden state, jim. great to be on your show.ipment manufacturer whole logic. >> they just haven't really delivered the good for so many years. we have to move on. by the way, ge's health care number was not that good either, that's a nice cop to hologic. gelall? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i am talking about sunedison. >> i'm thinking this is the right way to go. i do like first solar but sunedison has gained. i like it. domenick in hi home state of new jersey. >> caller: jim, how is it going? >> going okay, how about you? >> caller: i'm okay. my question is on mankind. it has been doing well with the fda, they have to get approval but i want to get your thoughts. >> mankind is a cold stock. if i say something negative about it, i won't go to twitter for four days because all that will be in my feed is what a jerk i am. i think the new device, i wish them luck, i don't know how big the device is going to be. that's all i'm going to say because i'm critical and skeptical. now i'm going to fred in ohio. fred? >> calle

how did things get so bad in the garden state? >> craig, it's very bad. i think two reasons., you always had problems within urban areas. now the reality is the number of young persons becoming addicted to heroin through prescription drug abuse. so whether it's percocet, basically these young people are taking prescription drugs and at some point moving because they've shopped the pharmacies, they've shopped doctors. eventually they get on heroin. dope, sadly, is less expensive than alcohol. so it becomes the drug of choice. so you have a confluence of what's happening in certain urban areas but also the suburban gateway to heroin through prescription drug overdose. >> the task force you're running is behind the opening of a new high school that's going to be dedicated to helping students recover from drug addiction, recover from alcohol abuse as well. how would this recovery school work? >> well, i think the governor is strongly committed to taking a strong position in terms of increasing the opportunities of sobriety. that is whether it's drug court, diverting people from t

like government intelligence or jumbo shrimp, i know the constitution is alive and well in the garden state for recognizing this, what it was, an overly broad fishing expedition. major props to judge jacobson. >> two lawyers agree that was the right ruling this week. we'd love to have seen those documents but i guess somebody will soon enough. i want to thank paul butler, lisa brennan, brian wice. up next is melissa harris-perry. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use premarin vaginal cream if you've had unusual bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include hea

it's across the bridge, it's nice, it's a garden state, thank you.he rarest elements in the earth's crust, "squawk box" is dicking deep to find it. we will add another platinum portfolio member and talk stock picks. you can't afford to miss that. >> as we head to break. take a look at u.s. equity futures. futures. . >> welcome back to "squawk box." this morning on cnbc. we got headlines for you. the eight biggest u.s. banks must boost capital levels by a total of $68 billion under new rules the federal regulators. they're taking steps to insure the largest banks have enough to weather the fmpblg crisis. als, bailed out greece is set to end it's four-year exile from the bond markets with a five-year issue. greece, which has been blamed out twice now by the european union an ims since 2010 aims to raise up to $2.5 billion. >> i need to know. >> need to know what? >> what the expected yield will be. >> i will get you. what do you think it is, five year? what do you think? >> 5 or 6%? >> he wants more. to another place. greece. we will get you exact figu

of that as far as i am concerned cried kivas of wonderful garden called united states of america in we cannot take a pass. our constitution says we the people are in charge in did you stay home then you are abrogating your responsibility. we can do that. we have to invite good people back into the process with sometimes as politics but hopefully we can make the idea is so persuasive will put more good people into the arena if they are supported then they will stay but if all day here is some limited is mostly what you wanted. they did not support the boondoggle i was so frustrated in washington is to do everything they could to marginalize me because i took a strong stand but every time i went around the country people would say thank you for fighting. what can i do? it kit -- it kept me going for the people in washington are wrong. america passed even the wrong people will do the right thing. if we have not created that yet meet -- and not need the names but i just parted my talk radio career in and to it was during the bank bailouts bush was leading in the obama coming i kicked him u

meanwhile, 57% of garden state voters say governor christie would not make it as president. 35% believes christie is the home power. >> i'll give you that. >> with all the frpress, i woul 49% in a heartbeat. >> in these days, anybody would take that. absolutely. >> after all of that press and all of the investigation, you give me basically 50% approval rating, i'm doing a dance in trenton. >> in this environment. 3. >> we're in a holding pattern. when the investigation comes out, we'll know if chris christie is running for president or whether he can make it or not. >> there is no other way to do it, right? there is no magical thick elixir. govern, hope that people say -- it's basically the bill clinton model. in '98-and '99, which is let everybody else beat the living daylight, out of you and govern. and eventually, if the people like how you're governing, they'll forgive you. by the way, if they don't, then they won't forgive you. >> so in the category of what you're saying, what would you make of him doing roasts? because here's an exchange between joy -- >> i wouldn't be doing that

tesla and the state of new jersey, well tell you how the hek carmaker is fighting back against the garden state. >>> a lot for the markets to digest ahead of the jobs friday after the s&p closes for a record high for a second consecutive session. the jobless claims are up to 326,000 and as we said the ecb does keep its key interest rate unchanged at a quarter percent despite all the concerns about deflation rinks. in a news conference mario draghi said the drcentral bank will use all methods needed. they say if a 0.5 cpi doesn't get your attention, what does? >> this guy is really on a mission to get that economy restarted. i think he's managed to be able to dodge the russian bullet. i think he has said over -- draghi has said over and over again, listen, by any means necessary. he reiterates that. when i look at the rates in these countries including the third biggest bond market in the world, italy, when i look at some of the statistics nascent in autos, i get a little hopeful, but this man is not going to stop until they get better economic growth. very bernanke-like. you short europe at you

>> and close in three other states. gardenerright on udol's hills and in colorado al franken is only ahead 44-41 and even in iowa, braylee ahead 31-47. >> is mitch mcconnell in trouble -- >> yeah, mcconnell might be a take away. we'll have to wait until the primary is over. you know, sean, i was incredibly affected this week by the data that came out from north carolina. it's most important data i've read in a year. >> real quick -- >> elections commissioner there, kim straight did a study of those who voted in north carolina who also voted in another state in 2012 and she found 35,500 people voted in north carolina and voted in some other state. and only 27 states pull that data, texas, california, new york and florida did not pull their data. so you're talking about probably over a million people that voted twice in the selection. the first concrete evidence we've ever had of massive voter fraud. we talked about it at nausea. this proves it. >> dick morris, we'll get more into that. thanks for being us with. >>> was the mozill

so let's start with sort of the garden variety state efforts to build a patient-centered medical homes. this is a map we keep, and all the states in the two shades of yellow/orange are doing something around the financing models, some that are more mature than others, to encourage primary care practices, to expand their purview to improve their infrastructure so that they are able to meet the tenants of the patient-centered medical home. this is activity that a began about a decade ago and has accelerated and spread throughout the country. in the affordable care act, there are many, but this focuses on two initiatives designed to build out the primary care infrastructure beyond the patient-centered medical home which is one model, but this reflects states, and one of these initiatives has localities. but between the comprehensive primary care initiative and the multicare primary care practice program, these are two federal initiatives designed to move beyond the core patient-centered medical home, the building out primary care capacity to meet more patient needs and to integrate a with

so let's start with sort of the garden variety state efforts to build a patient-centered medical homes. this is a map we keep, and all the states in the two shades of yellow/orange are doing something around the financing models, some that are more mature than others, to encourage primary care practices, to expand their purview to improve their infrastructure so that they are able to meet the tenants of the patient-centered medical home. this is activity that a began about a decade ago and has accelerated and spread throughout the country. in the affordable care act, there are many, but this focuses on two initiatives designed to build out the primary care infrastructure beyond the patient-centered medical home which is one model, but this reflects states, and one of these initiatives has localities. but between the comprehensive primary care initiative and the multicare primary care practice program, these are two federal initiatives designed to move beyond the core patient-centered medical home, the building out primary care capacity to meet more patient needs and to integrate a with

. >> the push for pre-k, all across the country, states are considering universal pre-kinder garden. even some educators are finding themselves at odds with that proposal. >>> let's give a round of applause. >> the kids at dove hill elementary school are pre-school age. this is not a pre-school or a kindergarten. it's transitional kindergarten. a free public school program in california that prepares older four-year-olds for kindergarten. >> so when they go into a classroom in kindergarten, they'll already have confidence to take risks with what they're learning. >> right now, limbed to fall birth days and miss the cut off. but a proposal would expand transitional kindergarten to all four years. the backers want to spend nearly $1.5 billion to create a brand new grade. >> it's a simple choice. invest in kids now. but it's, by no means, a done deal. educators are wrestling with how to expand to all four-year-olds. >> we just don't believe that this bill is the best way to realize that goal. >> wesley smith says supersben dents and principals in his organization oppose the bill unless

state, myn the garden hometown, has fallen 44% since its peak in 2006.s strip, revenue -- from a from ace peak of $6.8 billion. andto mention new jersey perez in mississippi. h's in mississippi. in the last two years, i feel like we are talking about changes in legislation. a casino in cleveland, ohio. is there too much supply echo >> era many factors. -- there are many factors. one is too much supply, but you also have others coming into the market that are cannibalizing the existing ones. and there has been a structural change in the workforce, and the changes there are's -- are sucking discretionary income out of the economy. >> are the trends favorable for the game industry? which is to say, yes, the numbers are down on a five and six-year basis, but up on a two and three-year basis? >> they are better, but within the moreorce itself, you see construction and manufacturing and retail jobs. the problem in the long-term is the hourly wages of the workers is lower and that will affect their discretionary income and ability to gamble. >> is the casino in

gardening costs. heavenly greens' brad boardman says it will save the state's precious wate supply. >> it will save up60,000 gallons of water every year. >> look up into the hills. it just blends. >> reporter: as for joannie, she is proud of how her new natural landscape is making a difference in her front yard and beyond. >> helping not just me but my community. >> reporter: the north marin water district says only about 50 people take advantage of the cash for grass program every year. so far it's given out about $700,000 and for those who really want to go green, there are now versions of artificial grass that are recyclable. >> and you don't have to mow them. >> there's that. >> thank you. >>> well, now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." jeff glor is in new york. >> reporter: an avalanche hits mounted everest in the deadliest incident ever there. rescue crews search the capsized ferry as parents wait for news of missing children. we're in south korea. also, steve hartman on how baseball helps save a man's life. those stories on tonight's "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,, safeway gets

waiting to hear from the president of the united states in the roast -- rose garden. he has something to crow but. 7 million people signing up good enough. we're well on our way. the question is it that seven million plus figure real? ♪ ♪ ♪ save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> rolling out then role. the president expected to speak from the rose garden. ed henry is just on the other side of that outside the white house. what you have? >> reporter: what is interesting when we were pressing administration officials earlier, this a victory lap or not, or going to be more about, this is one hurdle. there's a lot of challenges yet to go. officials have been saying it's going to be a little bit of both. no doubt the president will talk about what he sees as search, the seven million goal in te

the owner of the new state of the garden has applied for a liquor license.ly in their name the gym will not offer child care. the nearest neighbors are nightclubs. >> so far, the city has not decided whether to allow the liberalizes who request. >> darya: trending this morning, you would like to see it on your facebook feet. goldstone is no stranger to controversial covers. this magazine apparently has a thing or two to learn about history. >> the cover in question features julia louis dreyfus with the constitution tattoo on her back. the problem instead of the john hancock signature at the bottom. hancock did not sign the constitution. his iconic signature grazes the declaration of independence. >> mark: pitching woes for the giants and the athletics. the diamondbacks roughed up them in their home series openeopening seriese giants bats also from the bald but both home runs are buster posey in moscow were not enough. the diamondbacks when 7-3. >> mark: days were close for the athletics on the road in minnesota. until oakland broke the game in the 11th innin

use the key to the state by james this is the key rate to the royal botanical gardens the team is going well as heritage sites. it's beautiful victorian palm house was built in eighteen forty eight she did or the gardens. the ten storey chinese pagoda was built in seventeen sixty one. he who holds the nazis connection of thompson them clowns. i want i also hung my head. and they've seen the turns. when the great typically used in japan in two thousand the shinkansen super express trains will stop soon. no make it. thanks to that was many psychics boutiques and six. the reinforcements earthquake that he wanted to this system uses stories moment to moment trucks and coastlines to momentous autistic boy. it's the way to trim it was judged to be imminent. the transformer substance comes out tomorrow read the old train safely and swiftly to it also the weight of two thousand and four. we get to it we improve the effectiveness of the shinkansen is earthquake early warning system and reduce the scarring we need to stop trying. when the great easter time earthquake struck for the train stops br

. >> when did the state tell you to stop growing or vegetable garden?>> in august 1978. >> they weren't willing to move you out, but they were willing to tell you to stop growing vegetables? >> willing to tell us not to let kids go there for oracle in the basement, don't plant a garden, but enjoy your house. live there with your family. >while we continue doing our test. >> the residence decided to do their own health study and found an alarming increase in disease and birth defects. >> we truly believed if we can prove there was an increase in disease, they, meaning the government, will do the right thing. of the children in our community were born with birth defects. three our children had years, double rows of teeth, extra fingers, extra toes, or were mentally retarded. >> during the study time, there were 22 women who were pregnant and of those 22 pregnancies, only four normal babies were born. the health department literally through the health study on the floor. literally, just threw it on the floor and said, it's useless housewife data collected

states that run their own marketplace. >> so bottom line, we're expecting the president in the rose garden next hour to give us a new figure that may be a bit higher than the 7.04 million who say have signed up because some states are still reporting information. >> some republicans are saying they don't believe that seven million number tells the whole story,. >> reporter: for a number of reasons. as you noted, if people have not actually paid their premiums they technically do not yet have insurance. studies suggest maybe 80% of people who signed up have actually paid their first premium if that's the case, 80% of seven million is closer to five or six million, not seven million, who actually enrolled. here senator mitch mccome the republican leader. >> we don't know, of course, exactly what they have signed up for. we don't know how many have paid. what we do know is that all across the country, our constituents are having aen unpleasant interaction with obamacare, whether they can sign up for a policy or not, what they're discovering is higher premiums, higher deductibles. >> you see that argument continues. another bi

garden. >>> midway between los angeles and san francisco is atascadero state hospital. atascadero has opened up the doors and allowed tv cameras to bring you this rare glimpse of its state of the art hospital for the criminally insane. about 400 of the patients here are called mentally disordered offenders or mdos. they make up the largest population of patients at atascadero, and they have a long history of mental illness and violent criminal behavior. >> i hurt my girlfriend. i hurt my mother. she claims that i knocked her eye out. >> these patients are here on parole. they have already served out their prison sentences, but they are here because they are considered too dangerous to be released back into society. >> it is male and female voices that know what i know and they bother me and needle me and push me and sometimes i can handle it, and sometimes i can't. >> doctors and therapists know for many of these patients, there is no cure for their illness. for these patients, their only chance at a so-called normal life here at atascadero or on the outside is staying

state street. >>it is so delicious i never even dreamed of making it. >>this is found in the garden.s it should be. what we have is a romano. we cut this with the slicer. you can see the meat that comes here. a great accompanycompany meant. >> start off by adding vinegar salt and we're going to add juniper berries and some mustard seeds. >> the vegetables and a very through this season. we're going to use some carrots, celery, some fennel. >> now we are going to let this sit for a moment. >> we're going to add more vinegar. we're going to add some of will help. we're going to add some white pepper. we're going to mix this up. it just takes a moment. as the vegetables are blanching the important thing is to realize that they stay crunchy. the fun thing is that you can make this up in advance whenever the vegetables are in season. place this in a jar like you woulyou were speaking of. >> we have some that is more than 8.5 years old. if you want to try this, you can see how crunchy it is. >> many types. this one here is the typical one. i'm sure you've seen the ones that they're very pu

they submitted a separate report to the state and we wanted to make sure that our assets matched and they do. so i'll start with yerba buena gardens and i won't go through each line but a high-level view of the budget. the yerba buena gardens the budget is 14.3 million. the sources of the revenue comes from about 12 b .8 from lease revenues in yerba buena gardens and also just a developer contribution with the st. regis hotel and we're using the fiscal year the developer action from 680, if you will, so on so many for caregiver improvements we're going to be spending in on a big chunk will be operating yerba buena gardens about 7 points 6 million and another 2.1 million for capital improvements in yerba buena gardens and whatever we have left over again, this is an estimate we think we are going to get off our leases we're going to put that back into capital resource. those modesty get tweaked slightly. we are expecting to increase the operating costs another 2 hundred thousand in the capital improvements another 2 hundred thousand so we'll notice that when we bring the final budget to you for approval. so then yerba buena center

there was the assistant secretary of state trying to deciding who should be in the ukrainian government and who should not well now as the crisis spread far beyond my garden the u.s. secretary of state a view looking at where it all began. granted and they're giving us an urgent and want to secretary john kerry had to say in his latest statements will keep you updated with the latest from washington. so one do americans think about their government getting involved and other countries of phase now recent polls conducted by the wall street journal and n.b.c. these are just the many more people these days are against the washington's involvement in two thousand and one only fourteen percent wanted the country to tone down its activities now figures suggest it is almost fifty percent the leader of the right wing dutch of freedom party of the world is a believes the e.u. didn't understand the complications of the situation in ukraine before getting involved is interview with r t's as sophie shevardnadze will be aired on friday but here's a preview. you've been union and that's very unwise wants to xpand it wants to have all the europhiles and brussels wants t

garden. this is 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] >> everybody, have a seat, have a seat. welcome to the white house. congratulations to the navy midshipmen. [applause] does this get old? >> never. >> no? okay. it's good to see coach ken again. and i want to recognize vice admiral mike miller for his service to the academy and to our country. this is the second time these seniors have come here to claim the commander-in-chief's trophy. if you guys have your punch cards with you, the next one is free. [laughter] i'm pretty sure coach ken would agree that this was one of the best teams yet. first of all, you had incredible talent. senior captain cody peterson and d.j. sargenti led the defense. i hear that they're known in the locker room as "the meatheads." on a football team, though, that's high praise. this year, quarterback keenan reynolds had one of the best seasons in school history. his 31 rushing touchdowns weren't just an academy record -- they were a division i record for a quarterback. [applause] he is one of only

garden. some of the members of cabinet you may have seen, secretary of state john kerry among others.i, you are on c-span. i would like to make thestatemg to protects there those in the dawn of life in the twilight of life and in the shadow of life. herrneath her reign, current department put out a publication stating that pregnancy itself was actually a disease and because of the disease, it needed to be handled by the hhs mandate as such. i do not see it is protecting those in the dawn of life. her department has also authorized and had supported euthanasia, which does not seem to be protecting the twilight of life either. futureing that in the this new one coming in will actually do what the hhs mandate is there to do, and not to go against what it was actually made for. >> some more comments from you on facebook. jane says, i felt sorry for sebelius. there you see our facebook address. you thereear from anytime. let's go to chris in long beach, california. maybe it's time for some new, young blood in office. [indiscernible] let's go to las vegas. i want to make a comment in refere

gardening costs. heavenly green's brad boardman says it will also help save the state's precious water supply. >> an average sized lawn of 800 to 1,000 square feet, it's going to save 56 to 56,000 gallons of water a year. >> look up in the hills. it just blends. >>reporter: as for joanie, she's proud of how her new landscape is making her front yard look good and helping the environment. >>reporter: julie watts, kpix5. >> the north marin water district says only about 50 people take advantage of the cash for grass program each year. so far it's given out about $700,000 and for those who really want to are environmentally correct, there are now versions of artificial grass you can recycle. >>> up next, a rocket lawfnl from cape canaveral. details of this spacecraft's mission. >>reporter: here's the clue for you this morning. shhhh. this is a hush house. where's roberta as we continue on kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket and dragon.." >>> well, third time is the charm for the spacex rocket which blasted off without a hitch. and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket. >> the young man -- th

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i think we predicted a garden of eden summer, we had a record corn crop and much of the central united states and the areas in the rockies and western plains will see more rain this summer. i'm worried about the lack of warm weather in the great lakes and ontario and western new york this summer, perhaps cutting the growing season quite a bit rather than the hot summer. gerri, one thing, it always gets hot one place in the summer. always rains too much in one place and too dry in another place. every summer has that attribute, i don't think there is anything out of ordinary this summer. the el nino is on hurricane season and the following winter. gerri: you have a big forecast for hurricanes, tell us about that? >> a lack of activity in the deep tropics in the island, but we are concerned about inclose development to the united states, where there's what storms there are, and there may not be that many of them, develop close. i'm worried late may, june, see a season that affects the gulf coast of florida, for instance, and overall climate cycle like the 1950s where the east coast is susceptib

garden. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com >>> this week, the house government oversight and reform committee voted to hold lois lerner in contempt of congress after she refused to answer questions about the agency's targeting of conservative groups. she repeatedly took the fifth. republicans say she waived that right by giving a statement claiming her innocence. lerner's attorney and democrats say the contempt charges won't hold up. with me is congressman micah of florida. how do you vote on this and why? >> well, i voted to hold lois lerner in contempt because again she acted in contempt both of congress and the rights of the american people. she tried to use her position to thwart an election. that's wrong by any standar

, april 1st when the president and in the rose garden to announce the end of the sign-up, the surprising number of 7.1 million people reaching their stated goal of sign-ups to healthcare.gov after a rocky rollout. that was a bit of good news, a window of opportunity for kathleen sebelius to leave. she said she never intended to be here until 2017 to turn the lights out. but she is obviously been under fire from october 1st, ever since the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov, arolout that she, herself, said was nothing short of a debacle. many have been calling for her head. the president had defended her time and time again. one telling moment, john, came during that rose garden appearance with president obama when he announced that sunday last minute surge in sign-up bringing them to more than 7 million. kathleen sebelius was not by his side and after a series of shoutouts the president gave, her name was not mock them. we understand that she will appear tomorrow when the president names her successor. john? >>> . >>> mike, thank you. >>> joining us is our political contributor, jason johnson. jason, why now? >> well, it's a time to turn ov

garden to announce that numbers beat the original projections. the numbers though don't include thousands that have signed up on state exchanges in the final day beforealthy people to keep premiums under control. >> i will always work with anyone who's willing to make this law work even better. but the debate over repealing this law is over. the affordable care act is here to stay. >> republicans still want specifics on just how many young healthy people have signed up. while the white house says it is enough to keep costs under control it has not released any actual numbers to back up that claim. >>> continuing our storm watch coverage now. we're taking a look at what's happening in the coliseum. things are actually looking a little bit better than one would expect. they are definitely moving in both directions. >> now let's move over to the san mateo bridge. you can see that's the commute direction there on the left hand side heading into the east bay. pretty crowded at this hour. you can see the rain there. it's coming down all over the bay area. >> the east bay, south bay, or the peninsula let's go to our meteorologist rosemary orozco. pretty muc

intervention that overthrew president morsi, the united states declined to say whether or not it was a military coup. it was. yourugh, not garden-variety. after all, it was and remains popular with the majority of egyptian citizens. the u.s. met a narrative regarding egypt, the political center of the air world was governments must respond to the aspirations of its people. i said that. i tweeted that consistently in early 2011. on the surface it would appear egypt's military leader and soon to be its new president ,al-sisi , is doing just that. i'm not calling it a coup, the u.s. avoided the legal requirement to suspend all military assistance to egypt and retain the presumed leverage that goes with $1.5 billion in aid. but as subsequent events have shown, the united states unwillingness to declare egyptian military action a coup has dramatically undermine the american democracy narrative in the middle east. to be sure, president morsi, while elected freely and fairly cut was not governing effectively or democratically. but there is also little reason to believe the egyptian military was going to be a democratic agent of change

garden. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president and the vice president of the united states accompanied by secretary kathleen sebelius and sylvia mathews burwell. >> good morning everybody. [applause] >> everybody have a seat, everybody have a seat. good morning. in my sixth year in office, i am so grateful to have some the great advisors. early in march, my secretary of health and human services told me she would be moving on once the open enrollment time for the affordable care act came to an end. after five years of extraordinary service to our country, and 7.5 million americans who have signed up for health coverage, she has earned that right. [applause] i will miss her advice, i will miss her friendship, i will miss your wit, but i'm proud to nominate somebody to succeed her who holds these traits in abundance. sylvia mathews burwell. [applause] just a couple of things about kathleen. when i nominated kathleen more than five years ago, i've gotten to know her when she was governor of kansas, and showed extraordinary skills there. she was a great supporter and my presidential campaign. i knew sh

states with heavy flooding and close to a foot of rain. and the big news is our weather today as we are in a heat wave that's garden this morning topping out at high temperatures today and tomorrow. this is the bay area's news station kron4 news at 6 starts now. a >> the morning i'm darya folsom and im mark danon. so sleepy now for most of us. because of the heat. >> especially for those of us without . >> already 50 degrees. it doesn't sound too hot. but 50 degrees at 6:00 a.m. really nice and comfortable. in fact let me pam out to greet you can see how this morning is turning out. it looks really nice. early in the morning or probably it later on in the evening because during the but middle of the day is going to be very hot. >> no kidding. and thanks of yoli. about a show of the matter with the current conditions vary looking at 60 and hayward. other places like san francisco. it is very out there. there's a good look at our headlines. sunny and hot. record heat possible. industrial that list of cities. tomorrow still warm. maybe it'll back out along the coast and inland temperatures are still got to be awfully warm for real with highs

garden. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com >>> it seems rather weird to even say it, but is hillary really in, and can she win? apparently it depends on him. on the president. wall street types telling wally what's behind it. >> you would expect her by now to maude up her mind. when i talk to wall street people, a lot of people think wall street guys are republicans, but there's a sizable contingent on wall street, top hillary supporters, and they're all -- tony james over at blackstone -- i mean, they're all over the place. and what they tell you when -- you know, they speak a lot, what they would tell you is that hillary really hasn't made up her mind just yet. >> i don't believe that. >> that's what they're saying. i do. and here's